>> she is 5 ft. 5 in. and 135 lbs.. she has a three tattoos including the date three-and-tear on her right middle finger. her captors are both latino man. there are likely driving a blue chevrolet tahoe with the license plate 6 w 54124. anyone with information could call the monterey county sheriff's office. >> in the east bay the san leandro bart stations open following a shooting saturday night. fleas are called to that station around 10:00 p.m.. the station was shut down and passengers were told to head to other stations or get on a bus. no one was injured in the shooting. police are looking for the suspect. the bart station is back open this morning. >> a 25 year old woman is dead after falling off of party bus

on highway 17 near los gatos in the south bay. the victim was identified as natasha nolan. there was a fight between her and another woman on the bus. steering the argument the bus door opens, the woman fell out, one woman fallout and was killed. it is unclear why the fight broke out for why the bus door opened. they were returning to the santa cruz area from a concert. >>da: this morning the search resumes for a 76 year-old woman in pacifica who has been designed for more than four days. she suffers from dementia. >> more than 100 volunteers combed san pedro valley park in

search of the 76 year-old woman >> along with the search goes on, the more critical it becomes. >> she went missing on wednesday, sometime after 5:00 p.m.. her husband says they were both home around 5:00 p.m. and just a little while later he noticed she was gone. he immediately what such which trailed behind her home. says >> he has been devastated in distraught ever since his wife vanished curious police say she may have been in the early stages of dementia and could even be somewhere outside of the park.

>> we are searching of those areas and we have contacted mass transit district. >> police alerted officials all the way to napa county. the senate tail county sheriff's office organized this search and rescue unit where teams from dozens of cities are helping out. the disappearance was completely out of character she says she rarely left the house. with dozens of volunteers searching for his white he remains hopeful that she will be found alive. >> i want to think the pacific the police department and sheriff's department and all of the departments that helped. >> marley's jansen is 5 of 5 in., 100 lbs. with brown hair and brown eyes. she also has a german accent. she was last seen on wednesday wearing light green pants and yellow rubber boots. for >>ysabel: in texas the family

of one shooting victim paid a final tribute to her today, the aspiring sports broadcaster was among the 12 killed last friday if one the gunman opened fire during the midnight showing of the dark night rises in colorado periods she was a san antonio native and when by the name just a red field on air. her family created a scholarship on in her name to help others in pursuing a career in the field. her brother encouraged family and friends to turn the tragedy into something positive. >> i want to leave you with two things, if he could have the decency with as much hay, magic what we can do with that much love. if you are putting a freeze on hold, stop that now, those dreams, you never know how long you have. >> the zen she narrowly avoided another shooting incident in toronto last month. if-shooting left one dead and seven injured. in memorial service held

yesterday for another victim, that mclean, friends and family of the 27 year-old packed into a church in springfield ohio. witnesses say when the shooting rampage erupted he threw himself in front of his girlfriend to shield her. she survived. >>marty: the man suspected of shooting rampage is said to be formally charged tomorrow. court papers revealed that james holmes is being treated by a psychiatrist at the university where he was setting there's also a report that he said the psychiatrist a notebook with descriptions of the attack. he is likely to face multiple charges of first-degree murder but the d.a.'s office says a decision on whether or not to seek a death penalty is still months away. >> still to come, kron4 news weekend, mitt romney is trying to firm his foreign relations policy knowledge with a trip to israel. >> here is a live look outside, this time in the south bay. overcast skies. janu will be along with the

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>ysabel: presumptive republican presidential nominee mitt romney is in israel. he had been given a warm welcome by benjamin netanyahu. he is a broad front to improve his foreign policy credentials. he said the the country's nuclear capability greatest dan world. netanyahu says he does not feel sanctions and diplomacy has been affected keeping the a running in a clear program at bay. in contrast, relations between netanyahu and obama have cooled here is video of the president on friday citing the u.s. israel enhanced security horatian act. it's that will help to assist israel and defending itself against threats like around.

there is the u.s. contribution of $70 million to the program. the program is aimed at preventing missile strikes against israel call >>marty: coming up, we're going to take the to the front lines were told journalists rest airlines cover all, the biggest stories >>ysabel: here is a live look outside walnut creek, the sun is beginning to shine as we break out from under the heavy is beginning to shine as we break out from under the heavy c[ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: dinner...is...served. tonight, take it easy and enjoy your favorite soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh.

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after that, the crews are mopping up behind them with push brooms. qr >>ysabel: let's check in on the weather with janu rosset. janu >> here is a live look from the mt. tam camera. a beautiful view. we are waking up to extend the fog and low cloud cover inland as well as a patchy drizzle along the coast. we are expecting a lot of sunshine was slightly warmer temperatures appeared yesterday for tomorrow, less cloud cover and warmer temperatures. things will get pretty hot by mid-week. here is a look at temperatures city in the upper 50s in fairfield. it is a little bit chillier in san francisco and daly city, sitting at about 53. by 10:00 we will see '60s had been the bay, 70's for the warmer areas. we could see some '90s inland, but for the most part, closely '80s indicated by the orange.

60s for the coast of for those of you headed out this evening, temperatures will drop to the '50s for the coast of the '60s the debate in the 1700's. we will take a look at those numbers, 70's getting into the south bay. it is going to be pretty warm. take a look at antioch. low seventies for the east bay stores. 67 for downtown san francisco. low-eighties for the north bay. as we take a look at the 7 day around the bay, we do have a warming trend variable mid 60s for the coast. the time right now is 818 and. >>marty: they are on the front lines of and is making a fence around the world. they captured history and sometimes risked lives. there are press photographers. >> there are the focus of a new documentary that airs tonight.

it is called deadline every second. joining us this morning is the co-producer and editor, a longtime veteran news producer. as we know, a picture is worth a thousand words thoughtful. folies tivo have spent a lot of time out there, the time honored journalist careers, have why did you feel the need to capture and? >> part of it started with my co-producer, she is a professor at san francisco state. she is a person that has spearheaded photojournalism in the university and rivera has also. he is known her all the world as a photojournalist. he decided to start doing this series of documentaries, short ones, many documentary's from different photojournalist working for magazines and so on

it's sort of snowballed as we began covering from different areas, forest fires and then in the middle east and then at the tour de france. eventually, we had enough material to really put together a complete program. when you're in the field as a reporter, you are accompanied by a photographer. photographers are not often recognized. tsks and they're really in the midst of everything.

if >> won a photographer said, they had to cover a certain story because it was like we. it turned out to be very sad moment. the woman could get into the area where the women were. >>ysabel: that is the point of photography, it captures slices of life across the globe, everything from the mundane to will change in wars. >> yes. people, when they look at these frozen moments in this newspaper or magazine, they do not realize that it takes as

much effort to get these. here, they're shooting rubber bullets and live ammunition. you are also a target in that. this photographer was shot in the leg. he had shrapnel in his leg when a suicide bomb went off. the job of the photographer is to come back with the photo.

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>>ysabel: the u.s. has gotten its first gold medal of the london olympics. michael phelps in fourth place. he won the formative meter individual medley by more than three seconds. the eyes of the swimming world were on michael phelps. his 17 17 career medal at.

he called his swim was crafty but says there are other events to compete. >>marty: they will face each other again later in the week. in tennis, serena williams advanced to the second round. firstly michelle obama was on around to watch sirena williams williams is aiming for her first gold medal in olympic singles. she has won in doubles with her sister, venus. >>ysabel: still to come, protesters are upset about deadly officer involved shootings in anaheim. >>marty: here is a live look outside, this time the approach to the bay bridge. traffic is moving well under overcast skies. we will be right back.

>>ysabel: here is a live look outside, we're checking on the runners, the 26 mi. marathon that started in the embarcadero and headed up to the golden gate. >>ysabel: very cloudy skies, a great morning for running. >>marty: it is just about perfect for runners. >>janu: i think i would still be going north, this is the view from the san as a camera, still overcast. we are seeing low clouds. we d we get to some extent of low cloud cover and coastal drizzle. as we head into the afternoon, sunshine and mild to warm temperatures. a pretty clear evening in store. we're going to track the fog for you, we're still seeing some low clouds into the south

bay, east bay and it definitely along the coast where it will pretty much remain into the afternoon hours. it will be slow to push it. if we do have a pretty clear night into the overnight hours. it is really only along the coast line there, to buttress our warming up a little bit. mid-50s through richmond and san detail. mostly low-mid-80s for the north bay. we do have a warming trend in stores. >>ysabel: in a this morning out of oakland, two suspects have been arrested following a shooting in east oakland. the shooting was reported near 87 cabinet. three people were taken to hospital and listed in stable condition.

police said an argument at a nearby club house sparked the shooting. how to suspect's have not been identified and were taken into custody short time later. how >> a fund-raiser later today to help the search effort to find it sierra lamar. she disappeared back in march. police are calling the case a homicide investigation of friends and family are still holding out hope that she is still alive. this is video of the search in morgan hill. a suspect is in custody for murder had expected to be in a call next hitter his cause >>ysabel: a few hundred people protested outside of the santa clara-hotel as a part of a week long action against hyatt hotels across the country. da lin spoke with both sides.

>>da: it was a loud, he did in the passionate demonstration. it happened outside of the santa clara high. some workers accused this hotel and other host-hotel of abusing employees and paying below average high office. >> they treated me like a machine. >>da: maria lopez has worked here for five years. she claims management mistreated her while she was pregnant. >> the bar was 4 ft. high, i was carrying 30 lb. 30 lb. item the bar during my pregnancy. i was not taking breaks correctly and that was not eating correctly. that made me stressful. >> others also complained about poor working conditions. they want to form a union. >> i have to fight for my rights. i believe i a.m a human being, i deserve respect. >>da: the hotel general manager says the authorizations

are untrue. she says these awards back her up. >> we treat our employees with the highest respect. if we have a great work place. we have been nominated by our associates for two years in a row at the top workplace in the bay area. >>da: -says the unions are unfairly targeting them. management says only three of the 300 protesters here are highet workers. bania the union leadership is trying to pressure highet unionize these non-union hotels through card ship. we believe in a democratic right for our employees to choose. >> both sides are accusing each other of lying. some workers say they will keep fighting until they get fair treatment. >>ysabel: it was not mickey or goofy that greeted visitors in the way to disneyland on saturday, instead, a swarm of angry protesters. the demonstrators carried signs critical of the anaheim

police department. the group blasted police tactics and are upset over continue police involved shootings. sparked protests throughout the city. the mayor has asked the u.s. attorney's office to investigate. adding to the anchor was an officer involved shooting in anaheim on friday morning, the third of the week. police opened fire on a burglary suspect. police are unclear if anyone was injured because no one reported to the hospital with gunshot wounds. the incident comes just days after it the fatal officer involved shootings that for those masked men still. growing public discontent has been fuelled overtime, this year five shootings were fatal and another five shootings last year. >> the colorado theater shooting continues to take whole as victims. one woman killed in the attack has suffered acne miscarriage. she is recovering from surgery after bullet rooms -- bull wants to her stomach. the drama cause the loss of

her unborn child. 12 people were killed in the shooting. what her daughter was 6 years old and was the youngest person attacked. she has not yet been told about her daughter's death. >>ysabel: the impact of the shooting has been affecting people hundreds of miles away. two of those people from vacaville are doing their part to help victims. there are riding their bikes to raise money for shooting victims. family friends say they were in a theater in vacaville watching the dark night when the shooting happened in colorado. they say they're grateful for the community's response. >> it is an amazing experience a lot of people came and helped us. the police department, our teachers and family came to support us. we are a small community, there are a small community, as a community, we support them.

>> they surpass their goal of raising $1,000, 50 people joined in raising support. stay with kron4 news for continuing coverage of the colorado theaters shooting. we will have the latest details on our web site. we also invite you to share your thoughts on our facebook page and it twitter. >> in a year-old is recovering after being shot at her hall. >>ysabel: here is a live look outside in san francisco, still blanketed in fog. hopefully we'll ha averepeat of yesterday's weather.

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yet >>marty: coming of, food and other critical supplies are running out cut the battles continued in syria. >>ysabel: here is a live look outside at the san mateo bridge traffic is not too bad.

>>marty: a 25 year-old woman

died after falling off of the party boss in los gatos. the victim was arguing with another woman on the bus the. during the argument the bus door opened and all woman fell onto the highway. one woman was killed clarion call the search of resumes today for 76 or older woman's classic have who has been missing for more than four days police station to be suffering from dementia. >> and mitt romney is in israel working on foreign-policy credentials. you received a warm welcome from benjamin netanyahu. >>ysabel: the weather is not a beautiful but it has been a great weekend across the bay area.

sphere year is video from the annual kite festival. >>marty: we are expecting a warm-up. janu >> we are looking at timber is to be slightly warmer compared to yesterday once the fog cleared. as for tomorrow and a lot of cloud cover. deborah is are currently in the upper 50s. 62 currently in sunnyvale. as we look ahead toward 10:00 a.m. we will see a lot of '60s and '70s. for the most part we will see mostly eighties, sixties at the coast.

kahane starting in the south bay it looks as if we will be getting to the low-mid 80 serious haag -- of the livermore valley will be slightly chillier along the east bay stores. mid-70s or oakland. 67 for downtown san francisco, upper 70's and places like redwood city and powell also. it will be a gorgeous day in the north bay as well. a warmer 89 degrees for fairfield. we have a warming trend bring us back into the mid-90s inland, mid-70s for the day ended mid-60's for the coast. >>marty: we are going to take a look at dramatic video out of china's.

people here are completely cut off from their homes after the main bridge connecting to villages was damaged by flooding the. somehow, they found a rubber hose eddie used to that as a lifeline to the other side furious fifth fifth half >>ysabel: the body of two climbers have been found in the bodies -- in amounts of her roof. >> a friend says it looks like the man fell on their way down the month. they were missing for several days before their bodies were found. >>marty: clashes on the ground in syria's largest city with supplies running out for residents. this is a video from this key city where regime forces and rebel groups have been fighting activists calling some of the most intense shelling in syria

since the beginning of the revolution. they also say regime forces have not allowed fuel or food to come in and of that electricity is out in some areas. in the meantime the pope issued an urgent appeal for an end of violence and bloodshed. >>ysabel: you may want to be cautious when it comes to getting the same for the bus. stanley roberts has more in today's edition of people behaving badly. f. >>stanley: people are always in a rush. that is a given. every weekday morning around muni, people give being in a rush a new meaning, for example harass their some people do if full-blown spring catch the train. how can such a habit that sometimes they run it when

there is no train at the platform. instead of using the crosswalks people run across anywhere and everywhere. it is not just the young people. drivers are just as bad. they will stop to drop of people in the middle of the street or at the red curb or at the bus stop. mr. arbor decided he wanted to give his passenger door to door service despite the fact that it is a dedicated bus lanes. doing that could result in the big ticket. watch what happens here. asks the guy getting out of the minicar almost got hit. this could have been bad. let's be realistic, you do not have to run to catch a train or a bus, all you have to do is leave earlier for work, i a.m just saying.

in san francisco, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >>marty: coming up on the kron4 news weekend, supermodels and dogs, we will explain how steve has combined the two. >>ysabel: first, here's another live look outside for mt. tam. it looks like the clouds are clearing. a big heavy blanket of fog is burning of. we're going to have a beautiful day. we will be right back. fat have that months

tivo for the ethical treatment of animals have fog of new ways to brought attention to the issue. >> it is one thing to be on view to, but being hot while in a parked car is anything but cool.

for she is trapped like a dog and resorts is picking her nose out of a cracked window. how could an italian supermodel impersonate a dog in he without wearing certain fashion accessories. the idea came from a similar video. pitas supporters are not the only ones getting up a storm to get out the message. instead of betting on windows, one north carolina that spent 30 minutes with a thermometer in the car. >> 106 degrees.

>>ysabel: by the time it hit 113 degrees >> i a.m fully drenched. dogs cannot do that. dogs do not perspire clear it >> in illinois, animal control officers stayed cool using a laser thermometer. a dog left in that kind of heat will not last for long. what has yet to

>> u.s. olympic swim team is working hard to bring home hardware if but they are taking a little bit of time off to play. take out this video that the team made. >> met with the team who lip-synching an audience in to this, call me maybe. the song has gone a viral.

>>ysabel: coming up on a kron4 news weekend, an amber color for a missing teenager in monterey county. >>marty: it looks like a marathon runners have just about finished. they are headed back into the city, a complete weather forecast when we come back.

>>ysabel: the top stories we are working on, and that they search for missing woman on the peninsula, her husband is

making a desperate plea for her return. >>marty: the colorado theater gunman is back in court, we will have the latest on it james holmes coming up. >>ysabel: in east a bart station now open after shots rang out. we will get to those top stories in a moment. first, a quick check on your forecast. >>janu: if good morning, this is the view from the mt. tam camera, blue skies out there. we did wake up to some coastal fog. we are expecting a lot of sunshine in the afternoon was slightly warmer as temperatures today compared to yesterday. then, it is known to be pretty clear evening in store. fog tracker 4 is set for this hour, we are already started the season clearing inland as well as the north bay. it is going to be slowed to push in this evening. a pretty clear night in store. as we set the clock ahead to midnight it will push into parts of the coastline. temperatures will be gorgeous

today, currently in the upper 50s. 572 san mateo in redwood city. >>ysabel: an amber color for a possible kidnap the situation out of monterey county. we just received a picture of the missing teen, she is led team and about five of 5 in.. authorities believe she is with a two-man

anyone with information should call the monterey county sheriff's office. >>marty: in the east bay, a san leandro bart station is open following a shooting at the station on saturday night. police were called to the station just before 10:00. passengers were told to head the other stations or to get on a bus. we are told that no one was injured in shooting. so these are looking for suspects. again, the san leandro bart station is that open. >> a 25 year-old woman is dead after falling off a party does on highway 17 near los gatos. the victim was identified as natasha rowland. the chp said there was a fight between her and another woman on the bus. during the argument, the bus

door opened, the woman how outfought and da lin was run over and killed, the other woman was taken to the hospital is expected to survive. it is unclear why the fire broke out or how the doors opened. the group was returning to santa cruz from a concert. officers say 12-15 people aboard the bus were heavily intoxicated. the bus driver was sober and has not been sighted. >>marty: the search is back on for a 76 year-old woman's from pacifica. marley's jansen was reported missing by her husband one hour after she left our home. she suffers from dementia. a close nfl spoke with her husband and police. >> more than 100 volunteers combed san pedro valley park in search of the 76er old woman. >> the longer the search goes on, the more critical it becomes that we find her. >> jansen went missing on wednesday, sometime after 5:00 p.m.. her husband says they were

both home around 5:00 p.m. and just a little while later he noticed she was caught. if he immediately walked out to trail behind their home that borders this park in the pacific a. for the >> the only siri with the type of shoes she had on covers sewage is come back here to take a look and see what the weather looks like. >> and and he has been devasta and distraught ever since his wife vanished. volunteers continued to scour the area. this park covers 1,100 a.. she may have been in the early stages of dementia and could even be somewhere outside the park. >> we are searching those areas and we have contacted mass transit district and put out information with them. >> police have alerted officials from monterrey to napa county. the san mateo county sheriff's office organized this search

and rescue unit in pacifica were teams from dozens of nearby cities are helping out. next he says her disappearance is out of character and that she rarely left the house. with dozens of volunteers searching for his wife he remains hopeful that she will be found alive. >> i want to think of as the police department and the sheriff's department and all of the departments that have helped. >> she was last seen on wednesday wearing light green pants and yellow rubber boots. >>ysabel: family and friends of one of the colorado shooting victims a bottle -- a final tribute to her yesterday. she was one of the 12 killed last friday when a gunman opened fire during a midnight showing of the movie the dark night rises. she is a san antonio native

and wet by the name jessica read field. she had nearly avoided another shooting incident in toronto last month. that shooting lefdead and seven. >> if a coward to do this with so much hate, imagine all we did with so much love, be sure to g-suit dreams, you never know how long you have to. fee >>ysabel: in memorial service was also held for another victim. friends and family members packed into a church in springfield ohio. witnesses say when the shooting rampage are rusted he threw himself in front of this rougher to shield her. >> mean while the man suspected in the shooting rampage is said to be formally charged tomorrow. court papers revealed that

james holmes is being treated by a psychiatrist at the university where he was steady. there's also a report that he said the psychiatrist in the fog with descriptions of the attack. holmes is likely to face multiple charges of first-degree murder. the d.a.'s office says the decision on whether or not to pursue the death penalty is still months away. >> still to come, the campaign for israel is on between president obama and mitt romney, we will have the details. >>marty: here is a live look outside from walnut creek. the overcast is starting to burn off. we should have a nice day around the bay. janu will be along with the forecasted a few minutes.

>> mitt romney is in israel and has been given a warm welcome by benjamin netanyahu. his views on a ron at: side with netanyahu.

>> mitt romney also shared his views about the new list is long elected president in egypt.

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under the radar. >>ysabel: people are urged having to rethink long-term prospects in the training that is needed. >> at 20-30 years ago we found the magic pill was job retraining. the new york times did a review of job training in the south that they basically did not work. the job retraining costs over two of a thousand dollars per job created which means.

the people who go into those job training programs and if getting a job in keeping a job, my advice for people who do not have a college degree and a they want to get retrained, what i do believe, i do believe the president is going to get reelected. he is going to follow through on his coat promise to do massive infrastructure spending there are five-six major contractors in the bay area who are likely to get those contracts. there is something called the national contractors this season, the bay area chapter, by law they will get a certain percentage of the contracts, go in to build relations now with those people so that when they get those contracts, after a bomb gets elected, you will get the job. >>marty: hundred radar and also looking ahead.

>> they say he who lives by the crystal ball and occur in glassfish. i do not want to say look to our head. >>ysabel: construction jobs? >> the are also jobs in the office. the government hires analysts, companies hire analysts, banks, people will go through mounds of data. and analysts is a job that works in the office. >>marty: they give for joining us. dr. nicole will be part of a series sponsored by the commonwealth club in california running from august 1st-august 30th. if you would like more

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>>marty: it has been a losing weekend for the giants, they struggled against the dodgers on saturday. the dodgers pounded the giants 10-0. 13 hits in it and runs off. the giants was still in first place by one game. the dodgers will have a chance to tie for the leaders said they win today's game. the oakland a's are continuing their hot run saturday against the orioles, the final six-one. bart to local law got the win. the oakland a's are 140 sweet, they have the best record in baseball this month of may 18th-3. 3.5 games behind the rangers. >>ysabel: winning teams across

the bay! still to come, as details of a special fund-raiser to help the search for missing teenager sierra lamar. >>marty: if its bid to early to talk about a bay bridge series? here is a live look outside of the golden gate bridge. traffic is back as the runners are off the course. they are removing the cones as we speak. we will be right back.

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camera, skies are clearing what we are still seeing some low cloud cover and extensive coastal fog. we are expecting a lot of sunshine into the afternoon, slightly warmer temperatures today compared to yesterday. the fog will roll and slowly tonight. we are expecting a mostly clear evening. fund tracker is separate tonight, you can see areas clearing fee and the ball falls back to the coastline into the active in. looking to about midnight, mostly clear conditions. let's talk about the temperatures, it is starting to warm up nicely, especially in places like fairfield and sunnyvale. as the afternoon, mid-70s for the east bay stores, low seventies for the south bay and cooler in half moon bay. mostly low 80s in the north bay. we do have a warming trend coming up, for now, we are

heading over to ysabel. >>ysabel: two suspects have been arrested following a shooting in east oakland earlier this morning. the shooting was reported just after 3:00 a.m. and a 900 block of 87th ave. three people were struck by the gunfire and taken to the hospital. each is listed in stable condition. police say an argument at a nearby club house or to the shootings. two suspects have not been identified and were taken into custody. >>marty: a fund-raiser later today in the search to find missing target help teenagers sierra lamar. she disappeared back in march m police are calling the case a homicide investigation of friends and family are hoping she is still alive. here's a look at video of a surgicenter in morgan hill, a suspect is in custody for her murder is expected to be in court sometime this week. the fund-raiser stars of 5:30 p.m. and goes until midnight. it is being held at the lucky strike bowling alley on king street in san francisco right

across the street from at&t part. the event is being sponsored by the klasskids foundation. >> a few hundred people protested outside of the santa clara hyatt hotels saturday afternoon. it was a part of a weeklong action against five hotels across the country. da lin spoke with both sides. >>da: it's a loud, he did scanned passionate demonstrations outside of the santa clara high it, some workers accused this hotel and other highet's of abusing employees and paying below average wages. >> they do not feel like a human, they feel like an animal >> maria lopez has 45 years and claims management mistreated her while she was pregnant. >> i was not taking breaks correctly and that was not

eating correctly, that made me successful. >> others also complained about poor working conditions, they want to form a union at this hotel. >> i have to fight for my rights, i believe i have them, i a.m a human being in there deserve respect. >> a hotel general manager says the accusations are not true. if she says these rewards back her up. >> we treat our employees with the highest respect. we have a great work place. we have been nominated by our associate two years in a row, talk workplace in the bay area. >> highs as the unions are unfairly targeted. they say only three of the 300 protestors are hired workers. >> it is the union's leadership trying to pressure hyacinths unionize these non-union hotels and we believe that a democratic right for our employees to choose. >> apple's sides are accusing each other of lying. some workers stable keep fighting until they get fair treatment.

>>ysabel: it was a mickey mouse or goofy that greeted the distance -- the greeted visitors, it was angry protesters at disneyland. they carried signs critical of the anaheim police departments. the group blasted police tactics over continued police involved shootings that sparked protests throughout the city in the past number of weeks. the mayor has asked the u.s. attorney's office in los angeles and to investigate. adding to their anger was an officer involved shooting in anaheim on friday morning, the third of the week. authorities said police opened fire on a burglary suspect. phillies are unclear if anyone was actually injured because no oneone was reported with a gunshot wound. the incident comes days after the fatal officers involved shootings that triggered the mass demonstrations in a growing public discontent. it has been fueled our time by seven police involved shootings this year, five of them fatal

and another five last year. s. >>marty: of the colorado theater shooting continues to take its toll on victims. one woman has suffered a miscarriage. at >>ysabel: to people from rockefeller doing their part to help victims and families, riding their bikes to raise money.

>> a lot of people came and help desk. the police department, teachers and families, they all came to support eds. >> we saddam as a community we support them. >>ysabel: 50 people join them to raise money. stay with kron4 is for continuing coverage of the column at a theater shooting. >>marty: a recall from conde to tell you about. >>ysabel: here is another live look outside.

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>>marty: holliday has issued two different recalls. and there is a problem that can prevent the front passenger air bag from deploying in to douse a seven-to doubt the nine vehicles. from the other vehicle is for 2012-2013 sonata cars. those cars have air bags that will inflate for no reason. contact on bay for more information regarding the recall. hong >>ysabel: dart to attack titans that will square off tomorrow for control of the u.s. smart phone in computer tablet parts. last year, apple filed a lawsuit against samsung alleging that it smart phones and computer tablets are illegal knockoffs of its popular iphone and ipad products.

apple is demanding to play $5 billion in damages which is awarded will be the largest patent verdict today. samsung fed said its technology has been ahead of the industry's standard for years. >>marty: a woman is recovering from injuries after being hit by a car, a 21 year-old from driver was behind the wheel of an sec when it crashed into the woman's bedroom. if the driver hit for part cars along would before slamming into the woman's house her family says she is in stable condition this morning and is expected to be in the hospital for a day or so to recover from her injuries. >>ysabel: still to come, combining fashion in culture, we will tell you about a big event happening later this week in san francisco that showcases the latest designs. >>marty: here is a live look outside, sentences go is still

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up our hands on >>janu: we are starting off with morning clouds. temperatures will be warmer today than yesterday. we are expecting a warming trend tomorrow. how aboard 15th in the east

bay shores. as we head into the next hour, '60s and '70s indicated by the yellow. as for the afternoon highs will get into the 60s along the coast some 70's to the east beach shores, '80s for the warmer spots. by its october as will drop mainly into the '60s and '70s. let's take a look at numbers starting in the south bay. low-made '80s. 87 to concord and livermore. slightly cooler along the east bay shores. today we are expecting low seventies. it will be chili near the close all day. upper 70's recalled so and redwood city.

as we take a look at the 7 day around the bay, we have a warming trend beginning. >>ysabel: it is an event that combines the award winning fashions, design and art. the fashion show is happening next week. >>marty: it is an event that showcases the latest designs but also changes the perceptions of her beauty, that should be more representative of a diverse and modern society >> joining us is the ceo and a model coach. was this your idea, nick? >> i got the idea when i was at harvard.

the african american committee on cassettes had an event to celebrate culture. with such diversity here in the bay, this has really picked up international attraction. we are preparing for a show and brazil. we're also working on a south africa last weekend. >> this has been called the civil-rights movement of fashion. explain how that affects you. >> we do not look for just a six-foot tall model, we look for anyone who is interested in becoming a model. you do not have greenock's the tall, you could be 5 ft. 5 in some even have to be decisive. thoughtful when we talk about the civil rights of fashion, that is where we're back. if >> many of our models are

everyday people. we really tried to and braise that anyone can be a model, anyone can be beautiful. everyone consulted 14 aspects of fashion. >>ysabel: you tried promote many designers as well? >> yes. we are a social a rate of fashion. lee makes fashion with theater and dance. >>marty: you say you look for some of your models in the malls or as are walking the streets, how are people responding to you when you come up to them? >> one of the things that breaks my heart is when people say i'm too big or too old, that is exactly what is wrong with the fashion industry. people should be a good feel beautiful and callable in their own skin.

>> i have been doing this for a long time. i a.m still on the runway, we can do whatever we want. that is what we have come to change, the idea in the with the people feel and think about fashion end models. >>ysabel: not only that, the self-image has driven growth to do foolish and dangerous and deadly things. >> that is what drives us even more than fashion, the passion for social justice. we really believe that the image is not healthy for society. we do these fashion shows to promote a diverse and help the image to that effect was as ideas for them. >> tell us about some of the clients that have embraced her approach to fashion. out >> we've worked with the world-class luxury sponsors fear if our most recent shows

featured ever saatchi collection, i think this shows an interesting moment how going towards diversity. >>ysabel: i have heard their changing ideas about what size models should be in forbidding its style is better too small. >> exactly. that is the one thing we're helping to change, i want to change the perception the and we want people to understand that beauty is beauty, it doesn't matter who you are. sixth >>ysabel: think you for joining us. the for more information, visit them online. good luck. >> the keys so much.

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of a case on >>ysabel: it is going to be warming up a lot, and today's over have fog should be a lady should be a decent day. warmer weather for the rest of the week. >>marty: that is going to wrap things up for us. >>ysabel: thank you for watching, we will see back here next weekend. have a date. but